Making water from the air to keep kids healthy in India
Soapy’s off-grid, sun-powered hygiene stations use water pulled from the air and a smart dispensing system for an exact dose of soap and water 24/7.
Our shared future depends on innovating in the fields of science, business, healthcare and technology. Learn more about Israeli leaders in disruptive solutions, cutting-edge research, and other emerging trends that will positively impact our world.
Soapy’s off-grid, sun-powered hygiene stations use water pulled from the air and a smart dispensing system for an exact dose of soap and water 24/7.
In the first of our intimate series of videos for Israel’s 70th anniversary, Nobel Laureate Dan Shechtman shares his memories of the early days of the new state of Israel.
Israel has become a powerhouse in the development of military UAVs and, increasingly, commercial UAVs and technologies. We take a look at some of the most exciting.
Medical experts from Rambam Health Care Campus and Stanford University Medicine will discuss latest technology and developments in medicine.
The new technology developed by Israeli researchers uses longwave light to release drugs in a highly targeted, non-invasive method.
To start, the Israeli Defense Force recruits the best and brightest coders and hackers as teens, to funnel them into their elite cyber warfare units.
The Israeli company’s deal with Hispasat will put Gilat’s VSAT remote terminals across unserved and underserved Mexican regions.
25 women from Jerusalem Arab neighborhoods took a pilot course at Hadassah Medical Center to design, fund and launch community health initiatives.
Israel’s biggest fashion event embraces new ideas in technology, textiles and design by emerging designers and technology companies.
A crowd of 18,000 at AIPAC Policy Conference sees the reality behind the headlines taking place every day in Israeli streets, hospitals and groves.
Apollo Sugar diabetes clinics throughout India are integrating the GlucoMe digital diabetes platform into their home-care program.
As rail travel gets more efficient through automated, wireless and connected technologies, cybersecurity on the tracks becomes a looming danger.
With just 8.5 million people, Israel is a tiny nation surrounded by hostile countries that has long needed to innovate to guarantee its own survival. But that is just the beginning of the story.
New book explores how modern Israelis fulfill the ancient prophetic call to feed the hungry and help the needy.
Israel, and its northern region of the Galilee in particular, is shaping up to become a new hub for food-tech startups.